Triad Arts with David Ford Triad Arts Weekend!July 1, 2011An Appalachian Summer Festival 2011 kicks off July 1 and will run through the 30th with art exhibitions and competitions, live music, dance, theatre and much more. Appalachian State University Arts and Cultural Programs marketing manager Megan Stage spoke with TAUC host David Ford. This is part two of their AppFest 2011 season preview.
Shakespeare’s monumental play The Tempest kicked off the NC Shakespeare Festival’s 2010 season. Director Steve Umberger and actors Jack Wetherall (Prospero) and Warren Jackson (Ariel) shared their insights about the play and its characters on TAUC.
PLEASE NOTE: On June 1, 2011 The NC Shakespeare Festival announced that it would not produce a Shakespeare play in the fall for the first time in 34 years. The move came in the wake of the N.C. General Assembly budget cut of more than $200,000 in grant support for the organization. It was a difficult decision for NCShakes Managing and Artistic Director Pedro Silva, disappointing educators, students and patrons, but the company has already begun working on a plan to bring Shakespeare plays back to the Triad. Plus, many of the company’s other programs, including the camps, seminars, workshops and classes at NCShakes’ new Spirit Center will continue. Among them are Young Actors at Work this summer featuring Camp Shakespeare for dedicated theatre students between the ages of 12-18. It’ll run from July 25 through the 29th and space is limited.
The National Black Theatre Festival is celebrating its 11th biennial season this year. Back in 2009 one of the most talked about performances at NBTF was titled Hope: Living and Loving with H.I.V. in Jamaica. The Emmy-nominated, multi media performance was written and performed by Ghanaian born, Jamaican poet, author and educator Kwame Dawes with original music by Kevin Simmons. Kwame shares his thoughts on his art and what living and loving in Jamaica means to him.
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Triad Arts Archives
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March 24, 2011: Twin City Stage presents Children of Eden
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March 23, 2011: Greenhill Center for North Carolina Arts presents Fatimah Tuggar
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March 22, 2011: Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art presents Oscar Munoz: Imprints for a Fleeting Memorial
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March 21, 2011: Lexington Youth Theatre presents West Side Story
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March 18, 2011: Triad Arts Weekend!
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March 17, 2011: Arts at the Rives Theater
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March 16, 2011: 5ive & 40rty (Repeat)
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March 15, 2011: Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance presents "Assasins"
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March 14, 2011: Appalachian State University's Performing Arts Series (part 2)
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March 10, 2011: University of North Carolina Greensboro's NC Theatre for Young People (NCTYP)
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March 9, 2011: Nyanya Project: The Roots and the Light (repeat)
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March 8, 2011: Open Space Cafe Theatre: A Little Night Music (part 1)
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March 7, 2011: Artist Gilbert Everard Young
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March 4, 2011: Triad Arts Weekend!
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March 3, 2011: United Arts Council of Greater Greensboro (Repeat)
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March 2, 2011: Guilford College presents sculptor Patrick Dougherty (part 1)
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March 1, 2011: Triad Jewish Film Festival
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February 28, 2011: Pointe Studio of Dance presents A Dance Adaptation on The Wiz! (Repeat)
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February 25, 2011: Triad Arts Weekend!
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February 24, 2011: Celebrating the Life of R. Phillip Hanes Jr.
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February 23, 2011: Reynolda House Museum of American Art presents Trains that Passed in the Night: The Photographs of O. Winston Link
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February 22, 2011: University of North Carolina School of the Arts presents 1776
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February 21, 2011: Salem Academy: Drama Llamas
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February 17, 2011: Triad Arts Weekend!
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February 17, 2011: Greensboro Symphony presents Paris: City of Light (part 1)
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February 16, 2011: Wake Forest University Theatre presents The Grapes of Wrath
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February 15, 2011: Music for a Great Space presents Trio Slaye
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February 14, 2011: Luthier Joe Thrift (Repeat)
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February 11, 2011: Triad Arts Weekend!
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February 10, 2011: The Appalachian State Old-Time Fiddlers' Convention
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